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• MBA Mortgage Applications (Released 7:00 EST)
• MBA Purchasing Applications (Released 7:00 EST)
• MBA Refinancing Applications (Released 7:00 EST)
• MBA TABLE 1 (Released 7:00 EST)
• MBA TABLE 2 (Released 7:00 EST)
• MBA TABLE 3 (Released 7:00 EST)
• MBA TABLE 4 (Released 7:00 EST)
• Trade Balance (Released 8:30 EST)
• Exports MoM (Released 8:30 EST)
• Imports MoM (Released 8:30 EST)
• Exports YoY (Released 8:30 EST)
• Imports YoY (Released 8:30 EST)
• Trade Balance ALLX (Released 8:30 EST)
• Initial Jobless Claims (Released 8:30 EST)
• Continuing Claims (Released 8:30 EST)
• Jobless Claims ALLX (Released 8:30 EST)

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MBA Mortgage Applications (Nov 7)

Survey	n/a
Actual	11.9%
Prior	-20.3%
Revised	n/a

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MBA Purchasing Applications (Nov 7)

Survey	n/a
Actual	260.90
Prior	303.10
Revised	n/a

 
Up some, but still very low.

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MBA Refinancing Applications (Nov 7)

Survey	n/a
Actual	1075.40
Prior	1489.40
Revised	n/a

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MBA TABLE 1 (Nov 7)

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MBA TABLE 2 (Nov 7)

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MBA TABLE 3 (Nov 7)

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MBA TABLE 4 (Nov 7)

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Trade Balance (Sep)

Survey	-$57.0B
Actual	-$56.5B
Prior	-$59.1B
Revised	n/a

 
Slowly falling as crude prices came down.

Karim writes:

• Trade deficit improves from -59.1bn to -56.5 bn,
• BUT, real trade balance actually worsened by about 3bn due to underlying price moves (so negative impact on real GDP)
• Also, exports down 6% m/m and imports down 5.6% m/m

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Exports MoM (Sep 8)

Survey	n/a
Actual	-6.0%
Prior	-1.7%
Revised	n/a

 
Exports and imports (below) down as world economy slows.

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Imports MoM (Sep 8)

Survey	n/a
Actual	-5.6%
Prior	-2.2%
Revised	n/a

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Exports YoY (Sep 8)

Survey	n/a
Actual	8.8%
Prior	16.3%
Revised	n/a

 
Exports and imports (below) still up year over year but probably not for long.

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Imports YoY (Sep 8)

Survey	n/a
Actual	6.9%
Prior	13.6%
Revised	n/a

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Trade Balance ALLX (Sep)

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Initial Jobless Claims (Nov 8)

Survey	480K
Actual	516K
Prior	481K
Revised	484K

 
In to recession territory as expected.

Karim writes:

These are truly awful numbers

• Initial claims rise from 484k (revised up from 480k) to new cycle high of 516k
• Continuing claims rise from 3832k (revised down from 3843k) to new cycle high of 3897k
• These reflect step-up in layoffs and continued lack of hiring

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Continuing Claims (Nov 1)

Survey	3825K
Actual	3897K
Prior	3843K
Revised	3832K

 
Moving into recession levels as expected.

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Jobless Claims ALLX (Nov 8)

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